Banned from r/Fasting

I mentioned in passing that I have done intermittent dry fasts in the past and was immediately banned from the forum :D. Has anyone else been banned from there? I had no idea our fellow fasters would be so critical of dry fasting. They don't even allow a conversation to be had about it. I was in no way "promoting" it and I feel this is very odd. I guess this is Reddit though after all lol.

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In a world with safety labels on everything, it’s just not something for everyone. You need to know what you’re doing, know your body, do the research, prepare. It’s a lot more effort than like and subscribe. I honestly wouldn’t even recommend it to someone unless they’re completely healthy, and even then 72 hours is my upper sanity check limit

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There is not enough educated people on this planet especially when it comes to dry fasting. People who don’t allow such discussion of things are actually bad for the fate of mankind since they prevent the growth and spread of knowledge, and prevent the species as a whole to make progress.

I envision a future where a new virus may come and kill everyone except for the people who were dry fasting. Survival of the fittest.